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The Great Redoubt – A Game of the Battle of Borodino : 1812
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The Great Redoubt is a wargame that recreates the Battle of Borodino, the most costly engagement of the Napoleonic Wars.
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The Great Redoubt is a wargame that recreates the Battle of Borodino, the most costly engagement of the Napoleonic Wars. Historically, the French attacked repeatedly, forced the Russians back, but failed to drive them from the field. After an unprecedented carnage, the French were marginally successful.
Each hex on the mapboard is roughly 400 yards across. Each combat unit represents one actual regiment, brigade or division, cavalry brigade or division, or massed artllery formation.
Each strength factor represents approximately 250 actual men or 3-8 guns. Each turn equals 30 minutes of actual time.
This download includes the following:
– High Quality Rulebook in PDF format
– Full colour map ready to print
– Charts and Record Sheets
– Full colour high quality counter sheet ready to print
A fantastic addition to any wargame collection in a convenient format.
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